Ceo's Regret After I Divorced Novels & Stories

Before they got married, he hadn't protected his assets. Now that Riley wanted a divorce and to split his assets, he had no way to stop her! The only option left was to refuse the divorce. Even if Riley sued for divorce, he would not agree. Sean had to deal with Riley and also handle Jack's difficulties. He was so overwhelmed that he didn't have any time to visit Sharon and James. It wasn't until a year later, when he was pushed out of his CEO position by Jack and demoted to a director in the human resources department, that he finally had time.

She sounded more frightened than concerned, "Mom, she is Catherine." "I don't understand!" She shook her head. "Even if she was Catherine, how could you marry her again? Didn't you want to divorce her in the past and throw her out of your life? Then why again bring that low class woman again? Isn't it good that she forgot everything?" I frowned at her words. She knows about our divorce? Ah, I see... I looked at Regina who was standing with eyes lowered as if she knew nothing. It seems it's time to change the CEO of R. Ford.

“Yes, Rita is the one I should have married. It was a mistake marrying you, but don't think you can come crawling back to me. When we're finally divorced, I don't want to ever see you again." "I will never crawl back to you, but you'll regret betraying me and going behind my back. I’ll make sure of it." "Aha, you wish." He answers mockingly "You can't do nothing. You have no power, atleast not without me. You are going to regret this decision. I am still on the fence on wether I should fire you from the company, so tread lightly."

"You've been here. Working. Running the company, actually. Your father retired three years ago. You're CEO now." CEO. I was twenty-seven in my memories. How could I be CEO? "What else?" Something in James's expression told me there was more. "Tell me everything." James sat down heavily in the chair beside my bed. "You got married four years ago. To a woman named Elara Bennett. You divorced her two weeks ago, right before the accident." The words didn't make sense. Married? Divorced? I had no memory of any woman named Elara. "I don't understand. Why would I marry someone and then divorce them?"

Whatever warmth I still felt for him shattered completely in that moment. Fine. Looking at the two of them, I suddenly felt nothing at all. "Alright," I said, slow and clear. "If Faye's so amazing, then let's get divorced. I'm done being the CEO's wife." Perry froze for a second, then let out a mocking laugh, as if I had just told the funniest joke in the world. He looked me up and down with pure contempt, completely certain of himself. "Fine. Let's divorce. I'd like to see how long a useless country girl like you lasts without me."

However, instead of living the blissful life she had hoped for, there were rumors that the couple would fight every day, and Luke would sometimes even beat her. From what I was seeing now, those rumors weren't baseless. To be honest, I had never seen Victoria looking so disheveled and pitiful before. Still, that was by her own choice, so whatever happened to her was just something she would have to bear with, be it good or bad. At that moment, Victoria happened to turn her head and noticed me. Immediately, an embarrassed expression crossed her face. "Tyrell, I regret what I did. If I could get a chance to go back in time, I definitely wouldn't choose to divorce you. I…"

- You look downcast, I mean, your eyes. - Well, I've learned to live with that. It's been more than five years since I've had anyone by my side in any capacity. It's sad and I've never been able to get used to it. - he snorted. - I honestly can't take it anymore! - Barbara slammed her heel on the ground, drawing her husband's attention. - Enough Roney! We've been ignoring Robert for years as if he were a stranger in our lives, he did what he did but he regrets it. Everyone can see it, why can't we? Don't you think it's too cruel? What if he ignored you because he was that kind of father? We were wrong to want him to get married loving someone else, we don't have this right even if we are par

The divorce certificate in my hand wasn't a symbol of failure but of new beginnings. When I arrived at the Dreamland Studio, Maya was waiting for me, pacing anxiously in the reception area. Her eyes widened when she saw me. "Serena! Tell me you didn't actually go through with it!" she exclaimed, rushing over to me. I held up the divorce certificate in response. "Holy shit," she whispered, staring at the document in disbelief. "You actually did it. You left the CEO of Blackwood Enterprises,one of the most powerful men in the entire world."

My head’s too fucked up, and I’ve got a meeting in an hour that I can’t blow off. But as I’m adjusting my tie, that gnawing feeling creeps back in—the one that’s been there ever since she walked out. I thought she’d come back. I thought... fuck, I don’t know what I thought. That our bond would be enough to hold her? That she’d realize how important this was? Instead, she’s gone. She left me. And now, I’m staring down the barrel of a divorce I didn’t see coming. I head downstairs, the smell of coffee hitting me as I enter the kitchen. My mother’s already there, sitting at the counter, looking at something on her tablet.